How to become a Psychologist 101

Mental Status

Welcome to the very first episode of the Mental Status podcast!
This is a podcast created for psychology students—by psychology students. We’re your hosts Yash and Josh, and we aim to demystify the unknowns of studying psychology and share our insights along the way.
In this inaugural episode, we navigate the journey to becoming a Psychologist. We explore the different pathways, whether you're a school-leaver, currently studying, or want to make a career change. We unpack everything you need to know, including the degrees, the requirements, and the extra steps you may wish to take.
If it sounds overwhelming right now, don't stress - by the end of this episode, the road ahead will become much clearer.
Useful resources

Visual pathway to becoming a psychologist: https://apac.au/students/registration-pathways/

Check if your psychology program is accredited here: https://apac.au/accredited-programs/search-a-program/

Check this out if you are qualified overseas: https://apac.au/students/overseas-qualifications/
Find us

Email: [e-mail]

Instagram: @MentalStatusPodcast

Yash’s TikTok: @Aussiepsychstudent
Credits
Podcast Hosts: Yash & Josh
Podcast Producer: Josh Kelly
Music acquired from https://pixabay.com/music/beats-jazzy-hip-hop-boom-bap-111861/
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